A push by China to exploit its domestic energy resources, especially gas shale reserves, could lead to the country importing less gas from abroad in coming decades.
But the strategy will be anything but self-sufficient. It will depend crucially on engaging foreign companies to share costs, risks and technology.
A report from Wood Mackenzie this week predicted that unconventional gas, including shale gas, coal seam gas, and coal bed methane, could be a quarter of China's gas supply by 2030.
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